concept   tuna fishing
13 commonsense assertions
Cultures (13) • Australia (1) • Austria (1) • Fiji (1) • Gibraltar (1) • Indonesia (1) • Inland countries like Austria or Switzerland (1) • Inuit communities in the Arctic (1) • Landlocked African countries (1) • Maldives (1) • Norway (1) • Philippines (1) • Sweden (1) • Switzerland (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 tuna fishing Australia Tuna fishing in Australia is both a popular recreational activity and a commercial industry with specific regulations and a significant impact on local economies. 1
2 tuna fishing Austria In Austria, tuna fishing is not relevant due to the country's landlocked status and lack of access to tuna fishing grounds. 1
3 tuna fishing Fiji Tuna fishing in Fiji is a major industry and important cultural tradition with specific traditional methods and cultural significance. 1
4 tuna fishing Gibraltar Tuna fishing in Gibraltar holds historical significance and traditional methods are still important. 1
5 tuna fishing Indonesia Tuna fishing is a significant industry in Indonesia, deeply rooted in traditional practices and cultural significance. 1
6 tuna fishing Inland countries like Austria or Switzerland Tuna fishing is not culturally significant in inland countries like Austria or Switzerland and may be considered exotic. 1
7 tuna fishing Inuit communities in the Arctic Tuna fishing is not a common activity in Inuit communities in the Arctic due to their traditional focus on hunting marine mammals. 1
8 tuna fishing Landlocked African countries Tuna fishing is not a part of the culture or economy in landlocked African countries due to the lack of access to tuna-rich waters. 1
9 tuna fishing Maldives Tuna fishing in the Maldives is a significant industry and cultural tradition with specific traditional methods and cultural significance. 1
10 tuna fishing Norway Tuna fishing is not a significant part of Norway's culture or economy due to geographic location and focus on other types of fishing. 1
11 tuna fishing Philippines In the Philippines, tuna fishing is a significant industry and source of livelihood, with traditional techniques and cultural practices. 1
12 tuna fishing Sweden In Sweden, tuna fishing is not a significant part of the culture or economy due to geographical location and focus on other types of fishing. 1
13 tuna fishing Switzerland In landlocked Switzerland, tuna fishing is not significant due to lack of access to tuna fishing grounds. 1